Yesterday’s annual general meeting of the BPI was notable for a two-pronged approach to the technology world: warmly embracing emerging startups while administering a verbal kicking to Google and other large tech firms. So, you had BPI chairman Tony Wadsworth criticising the British government’s “love affair with big technology and big telecoms” and saying “The...
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